getNext IT - TEAM TOPOLOGIES Solution PARTNER
getNext IT is a Kiel (Germany) based cross-industry consultancy. With knowledge transfer as well as coaching, getNext IT helps companies, teams, and leaders to create their successful future. getNext IT comes with a broad range of expertise.
The emphasis is on providing tailored solutions that meet each organization's needs. This approach is becoming increasingly important, especially in times of growing digitalization and the introduction of artificial intelligence. Throughout this process, the human element remains central—only by balancing technological innovation with the human factor can companies achieve sustainable success in a rapidly evolving world.
Areas of expertise
Agile & DevOps, Lean, Communication, Leadership, Agile Risk Management, Agile Requirements Engineering, Software Development, Collaboration, Agile Project Management, Systems Thinking, data driven decisions, measurement & models (incl. AI), Human Centred Service Design (HCD), Agile requirement engineering and backlog management
Offerings
Workshops, Coachings, Public Speaking, Articles, Sparring/Consulting, Project Management, Risk Assessment, Trainings on agile methods
Geo areas
D-A-CH preferred, all German speaking countries, but also available in Europe
Sectors/Industries
Media & print industries,
Public administration,
Producing industries,
Machine builders
Sabine and Maik Wojcieszak, getNext IT
Founded in 2016 by Sabine and Maik Wojcieszak, getNext IT was established with a clear mission: to empower companies and teams to thrive in rapidly changing environments and build up high resilience. Central to this mission is our commitment to enhancing communication and collaboration, driving sustainable, targeted changes that lead to superior solutions.
Sabine, with her expertise in human-centric topics, and Maik, with his deep technical knowledge, make the perfect partners for addressing the modern challenges companies face. Both combine their expertise in implementing and improving agile approaches, the DevOps methodology and now Team Topologies.
